Death's schedule and location are a mystery to us all.

Seneca's terse reminder nudges us to acknowledge the unpredictable nature of life's final curtain call. You might find yourself fretting over plans for the distant future, meticulously plotting each step, yet the truth is, none of us have guarantees on our time here.

Are you living each day in a way that reflects your values and respects the fleeting nature of life? It’s worth considering what truly matters to you and if your daily actions align with those priorities.

Think about your routines, your relationships, your passions. Are they filled with meaning, or clouded by the trivial and mundane?

Death's unpredictability is not a grim reaper to fear, but a wise teacher reminding us to cherish every sunrise, every conversation, every heartfelt laugh. Seneca's words invite us to live with urgency, not anxiety—to make choices that make us proud, forge connections that are genuine, and leave little room for regret.

So, as you go about your daily activities, ponder on this: If Death were to meet you today, would you welcome it as an old friend, knowing you've lived with purpose? Or would you plead for just a little more time to do all the things you've always wanted to do?